New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-10

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and eae ers VIM ys s church Friday services
~ un 'se removal to cemetery Will bo private Oh
BY order oil tho Executive ''D'" = v WHITE Chairman
r,oo,e, Fackner issued the following order to me
13th Regiment yesterday in regard 10 the 1uherai
The Rev Henry ward Beecher beloved Chaplain aies
II. iGs 1. s one Week The col
making the M ait o soas anu
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Officers viii wear the usual badge Oh nio1'""'
committee of Brooklyn Aldermen consist slstihg ",
Messrs McCarty, Corwin, Famine DiInetto r the
Weeks. was appointed YESTERDAY 10 with
MAYOR Whitney an offer was made 10 the ch1 Hic
Committee 10 have the body lie Id state IN .ne ~,
Maxw S,e Of ft the second Unitarian Church. offered
to give $500 toward monument Tor MI beecn sa
seare sad R ahas 10" Was IN the City
Hal Park where the fountain now stauos,
or i'm Fort Greene Park, rather than IN ProsPecl
PARK lie said that s MIS- Beeoher
the central bgure of the city, and MS statue Sughe
10 he be where Ii would be constantly SEEN IN lne
other hand il was urged that no litter pace coulu
he found than in the quiet secusion OF Prospect
Park, where Mr. Beecher loved to 60 and where ~
would be one of the great attractions OF that
pleasure ground.
THE SERVICES IN OTHER CHURCHES.
The following ministers will assist in conduct
inc The services in the churches other than Plym-
outh. so far as their names have been secured by
the Logan Memorial Committee Of citizens, which
has taken charge of the matter: The Rev. DIS
J. b. Thomas, of the First Baptist; I. Dewitt lal-
Bsads Of the sons thomas
Armitage' of the Fifth Avenue Baptist. this CITY
9s 81 The cHa1Sn Of R5
s son Place ' Methodist. and A. j. Hutton, of
NSss p. Sharss G sna " Philips o
the st. Johns Methodist So far r., as
arranged rL The M a DC First s
Churches at the same hour as the services III riy-
mouth Church tomorrow.
John r. Howard, chairman of the committee OF
Plymouth Church, sent letter to Mayor Whitney
aud Alderman McCarty last evening, decllnlhg the
otter of the city Of the use OF the City Han 10 wheh
Mr. Beechers body might lie in state after the
funeral with thanks for the honor proposed. In
the letter Mr. Howard said:
The Committee and Mrs and Mr. Beechers family
ies nai ,o e world vel Pymouh Church and
his citadel They the distinction would De mort
that The many thousands who have often been guided W
his words from Plymouth pulpit would more ,pt
ell Of his mortal III
nm, from which words have often inspired them 10
nobivr Efforts and lofty devotion TO the right
The Logan Memorial Committee. OF which Mayor
Low is chairman, will hold a meeting at y a. M 70
day to complete the details of the services 10 DO
held.
Mr.. BEECHERS LAST MOMENTS.
Edward Cooper one of the trained nurses attend
inc MIR Beecber In his Illness gives this account of
his last moments
cIock Tnesday morning. Then lie appeared 10 sink and
The family was summoned TO his bedside. HIS pulse was
fons OF acid given on Monday night 70 keep
down muCus and his mouth was molsitieI VII
for Two or three days he died fear that " would
choke him. he had difficulty in swallowing MS
was not the frequently put his right hand up 10 las
rubbed his and Lose as IL awakng IRON seep
Went up to G0 just died. and his pulse was lio HIS
death similar 10 that OF Dr. samuel - .
looked entirely u to two three urs before he
died he responded touch OF hand placed In his
The last letter written BY Mr.. Beecner is said to
be one which the Rev. George Adams pastor OF 81.
Brooklyn secured from him on thursday
Of last, week. the. day before his AZ
ness began. Mr. Adams, at whose church Mr.
Beeeher spoke few weeks ago. called on MN 10
get letter of introduction TO john CIanIn, nom
whom he desired to seek assistance IN the Work OF
Ign. Mr. Beecher complied with the request ana
warmly commended the work being done Dy ME-.
Adams and his church, and introduced him TO MI.
Claim in complimentary terms.